A well designed around the property
Well depth, construction, access, intended use, and the surrounding site all affect the drilling plan. Aqua has worked with Wisconsin wells since 1975 and serves residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural properties.
Start with records and site conditions
Existing construction reports, property plans, access routes, utilities, and wastewater system locations help define the work. Aqua’s well-log records can also provide context for nearby construction history, but the final well is based on the actual site and applicable requirements.
Connect drilling to the complete water system
A usable well also depends on the pump, controls, pressure tank, underground water line, and electrical work. Aqua can explain how those pieces fit the project and which responsibilities belong to other trades.
When to ask about well drilling
- New construction needs a private water supply
- An existing well can no longer meet the property's needs
- The current well has condition or compliance concerns
- A farm, business, or residential property needs a new source
What is included
- Site and project review
- Well drilling and construction planning
- Coordination of pump and pressure-system needs
- Required completion records for Aqua's scope